NFL SUPER BOWL A NATIONAL HOLIDAY!
Well Atleast We Believe It Should Be
LET'S MAKE IT HAPPEN!
TAMPA, FLORIDA - RADER - Jan 29, 2025, 11:00am ET - HALIDAY WISHES As a die-hard NFL fan, I am here to make a case for what should be a no-brainer—the Monday after the Super Bowl must be declared a national holiday. It's time to acknowledge what every football-loving American already knows: waking up for work the morning after the biggest sporting event of the year is an absolute travesty!
The Super Bowl isn't just another game. It’s the grandest spectacle in sports, a cultural phenomenon that brings millions together. Whether your team is in the fight or you’re just there for the commercials and halftime show, everyone is tuned in. And let’s be real—it’s not just about the game. It’s about the parties, the camaraderie, the overindulgence in wings, pizza, and more than a few beverages. The Super Bowl is an all-day (and all-night) event, leaving fans across the country exhausted and, let’s face it, barely functioning the next morning.
For most of us, our teams have been out of contention for weeks, others months. We've already accepted our fate and are looking forward to next season. But the Super Bowl is our last true NFL fix before the agonizing wait for the draft, free agency, and training camps. It’s our moment to immerse ourselves in football one last time before the long, dark offseason. How can we possibly be expected to be productive at work after enduring the emotional rollercoaster of the game, the epic halftime show, and the inevitable postgame analysis?
Studies have even shown that productivity plummets on the Monday after the Super Bowl. Millions call in sick, arrive late, or spend their entire workday talking about the game instead of actually working. Let’s be honest, bosses across the country know it’s happening. Wouldn’t it just make more sense to acknowledge the reality and make it official? We plan to Call-Off anyway!
Other holidays exist to celebrate moments that unite us as a nation. What is more unifying than the Super Bowl? It doesn’t matter if you’re a die-hard fan, a casual viewer, or just someone who loves a good party—Super Bowl Sunday is an American tradition. So why not embrace it fully and allow the country a well-deserved day of rest and recovery?
The Monday after the Super Bowl should be a time to reflect, to relive the best (and worst) moments, and to properly recover from a night of celebration (or sorrow). It’s about time we recognize what every NFL fan already knows—Super Bowl Monday deserves to be a NATIONAL HOLIDAY.
So let’s rally together, FIRE THE CANNONS, yell, scream, stomp your feet football fans! Let’s demand what is right and just. Give us our day of rest, our time to recover, and our chance to bask in the glory of football for just a little bit longer. After all, the next season is still months away, and we need all the energy we can get to make it through.
W.P. Rader
BuccaneersFan.com
#BUCSMOBILE
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2024 BUCS SEASON IS HERE!
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By clinching the NFC South, the BUCS in 2025 will battle fellow first-place teams NFC North-winning Detroit Lions and the AFC South-winning Houston Texans, plus a visit from the NFC East champion Philadelphia Eagles
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<< 11 - 11 << - Arizona Cardinals
<< 31 - 32 << - Atlanta Falcons
<< 22 - 25 << - Carolina Panthers
<< 25 - 40 << - New Orleans Saints
<< 03 - 10 << - New York Jetss
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<< 01 - 05 << - Houston Texans
<< 10 - 16 << - Los Angeles Rams
<< 07 - 05 << - Miami Dolphin
<< 06 - 09 << - Seattle Seahawks
Our prediction is another Play-Off Run in 2025
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There is no experience in the seven seas quite like tailgating at a Tampa Bay Buccaneers game. The smell of grilling, camaraderie, and drink brings together the greatest fans in the NFL to enjoy the best day of the week, GAMEDAY.
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Peanut Butter/Brittle Cannonballs
Substitute almond or nut butter for those with peanut butter allergies.
In a large bowl, add peanut butter, melted butter, vanilla, salt and powdered sugar. Beat with an electric mixture until everything is combined.
Roll in peanut brittle
Use a 1-ounce cookie scoop (or about two tablespoons) to portion out the peanut butter/brittle mixture. Roll the 1-ounce portions into smooth balls and place onto a baking sheet.
Refrigerate the peanut butter balls for at least 30 minutes.
Combine coconut oil and chocolate chips in a microwave-safe bowl. Microwave in 30-second increments, stirring between, until the mixture is melted.
Stick a toothpick or a skewer into a peanut butter ball and dip it into the chocolate. Let the excess chocolate drip off and then put it onto a wax paper-lined baking sheet.
Repeat until all the cannonballs are coated. Chill in the fridge for at least 45 minutes before serving.
“FUN FAN FACTS!”
TEAM NAME:
The Buccaneers are named after the pirates who frequented Florida's Gulf coast in the 17th century.
THE PIRATE SHIP:
Buccaneers fans enjoy a unique stadium experience at Raymond James Stadium, where the stadium features a 103-foot-long pirate ship in the north end zone. After every touchdown, cannon blasts ring out, creating an exciting and pirate-themed atmosphere for the fans.
SUPER BOWL WINS 100%:
The Buccaneers have won two Super Bowls, in 2002 and 2020. They are one of only two NFL teams to be undefeated in multiple Super Bowl appearances.
RECORD AS OF 2024:
As of the 2024 season, the Buccaneers' record is 308-450-1
THE "KREWE" TRADITION:
Bucs fans are collectively known as "The Krewe," a nod to Tampa's historical connection to pirates and Gasparilla, the city's annual pirate-themed festival. The Krewe is passionate and known for embracing the pirate culture, donning pirate costumes at games.
RECORD-BREAKING SUPPORT:
Despite ups and downs in the franchise's history, Buccaneers fans are loyal. The team saw a massive surge in fandom, especially after winning Super Bowl LV in 2021. The Bucs sold out season tickets for the entire 2021 season, which hadn’t happened in over a decade.
MIKE EVANS FAN CLUB:
Wide receiver Mike Evans, one of the team's biggest stars, has built a special connection with fans. Not only is he a fan favorite for his on-field performance, but he’s also beloved for his work in the community, particularly through the Mike Evans Family Foundation, which supports children and families in need.
DIVERSE FAN BASE:
Tampa Bay has one of the more diverse fan bases in the NFL, drawing fans not only from Florida but from across the country, especially since the arrival of Tom Brady in 2020 brought even more national attention to the team.
THE RING OF HONOR:
Dedicated Bucs fans have helped push for the honoring of team legends through the Ring of Honor at Raymond James Stadium. Names like Warren Sapp, Derrick Brooks, and John Lynch are celebrated by fans who supported the team through thick and thin.
SUPER BOWL LOYALTIES:
The Buccaneers became the first team in NFL history to win a Super Bowl in their home stadium (Super Bowl LV in 2021), creating a historic and proud moment for the fans. This solidified a new era of hope and expectation for the fanbase.
CAREER RECORDS:
Some of the Buccaneers' career records include:
KICKOFF TOUCHDOWN RETURN:
It took the Buccaneers 32 seasons to return a kickoff for a touchdown, which happened in 200
These facts highlight the loyalty, passion, and pride that define Buccaneers fans, whether through their local traditions or their unwavering support for the team.
2025 BUCCANEERS NFL DRAFT ORDER
The Buccaneers Are Contenders
Draft Day: April 24-26, 2025
With the 2024 season now all but in the wake of our ship, the Buccaneers will turn their attention to this offseason where they will have several decisions to make, including what to do at offensive coordinator if Liam Coen abandoneds ship, free agency, trades, cuts, and so forth. However, one of the main ways that Tampa Bay can look to improve their roster is through the NFL draft that is set to take place in April from Green Bay, Wisconsin.
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CONGRATULATIONS!
MATT "BUCNUTZ" ALGERI!
2024 BUCS FAN-OF-THE-YEAR
Let's give it up for the ultimate BUCS fAN, MATT "BUCNUTZ" ALGERI! From rocking the red and pewter at every home game to showing unwavering support through every high and low, MATT represents what it truly means to be part of Buccaneers Nation!
"The Buccaneers SuperFan passion and dedication inspire us all - per BuccaneersFan.com founder W.P. Rader, we're proud to support the Fan Base as the heartbeat of our Tampa Bay Buccaneers family. Thank you, BUCNUTZ, for bringing the fire and spirit that makes game days unforgettable for us all!"
Ye Krewe of Pewter Pirates join us in celebrating Matt, our 2024 BUCS Fan of the Year, and let’s keep the energy strong as we head toward the playoffs! #GoBucs #FanOfTheYear #BUCSMOBILE
MATT - "Wow, where do I begin, I am humbled and honored to be selected to represent our Tampa Bay Buccaneers as the 2024 Fan of the Year. I truly can't express my gratitude for all the posts, comments, texts, pictures, and of course, nominations.
First and always, I want to thank my Lord and Savior Jesus Christ for giving me the opportunity to do what I love and putting me in a position to do his work in our community.
I want to thank my wife Jenn Evans Algeri for always being by my side. Cheryl Stewart and the rest of my WTBRM krewe for always doing what we do to the level like no one else.
The Tampa Bay Buccaneers for intrusting me with this honor.
Again, I am truly taken back by the support I've received today. Thank you all so much!
God Bless, and Go BUCS!!"
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ENHANCE YOUR BUCS EXPERIENCE!
BUCCANEERS GAMEDAY TAILGATING
Some tailgating events include:
There are multiple great tailgating events:
Located at 4005 N Himes Ave, Tampa, FL, this is a large game day tailgate party that includes food, drinks, a DJ, and tailgate games. The party starts four hours before kickoff and ends 45 minutes before.
Located at MetLife Stadium in East Rutherford, NJ, this tailgate offers an all-you-can-eat meal, complimentary drinks, tailgate games, and live TV broadcasts.
Open three hours prior to kickoff for Bucs and opposing team fans, come watch the early games broadcasted live Located Next to Raymond James Stadium.
Pregame tailgate party hosted by Tailgating Hall of Fame members near the stadium featuring all-inclusive food and beverages (beer, liquor and soft drinks), tailgate games, TVs, live DJ and more. NOTE: Does not include a game ticket or parking.
Located in the South Plaza of Raymond James Stadium, this free, high-energy destination is open to fans of all ages. It features live performances, tiki huts, hammocks, and activities for kids.
Located next to the stadium entrances, this all-inclusive tailgate includes food, music, games, and beverages. It starts three hours before kickoff and ends at kickoff..
Super Bowl LV Buccaneers Broken Records
Super Bowl LV was an historic life moment Buccaneersfan.com will never forget.
Yes... The BUCS dominated the Chiefs for much of the game becoming the first ever NFL team to win (or even play) in a Super Bowl in their home Raymond James Stadium. But there were also other records set at the game.
According to BuccaneersFan.com, these Super Bowl records were also set in Super Bowl LV:
Most Games – 10, Tom Brady
Most Games, Winning Team – 7, Tom Brady
Oldest Head Coach, Winning Team – 68, Bruce Arians
Oldest Player, Game – 43, Tom Brady
Most Pass Attempts, Career – 421, Tom Brady
Most Passes Completed, Career – 277, Tom Brady
Most Passing Yards, Career – 3039, Tom Brady
Most Touchdown Passes, Career – 21, Tom Brady
Most First Downs by Penalty, Team – 6, Tom Brady
Most First Downs by Penalty, Both Teams – 9, Tampa Bay (6) vs. Kansas City (3)
Most Touchdowns, QB-Receiver Tandem, Career – 5, Tom Brady-Rob Gronkowski
SUPER BOWL RECORDS TIED IN SUPER BOWL LV
Most Fumbles, Career – 5, Tom Brady
Most Fumbles Recovered, Career – 2, Patrick Mahomes
Fewest Touchdowns, Team – 0, Kansas City
Fewest Rushing Touchdowns, Team – 0, Kansas City
Fewest Passing Touchdowns, Team – 0, Kansas City
Fewest Punt Returns, Team – 0, Tampa Bay
Fewest Punt Return Yards, Both Teams – 0, Tampa Bay vs. Kansas City
Fewest Fumbles Lost, Both Teams – 0, Tampa Bay vs. Kansas City
Fewest Turnovers, Team – 0, Tampa Bay
William Rader (aka Professor Jam | DJ & Founder - Ye Krewe of Pewter Pirates